Cycling glasses

Dcross829
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Edited Date/Time 10/12/2019 4:40am
I ride mountain bikes in the woods and I need a good pair of cycling glasses, any recommendations? Leaning towards the 100% speedcraft short lenses right now with the hyper red lense.
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71Fish
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71Fish 10/11/2019 5:45pm
10/11/2019 5:45pm
I use some cheap off brand, TOREGE from Amazon. About $20, interchangeable lenses, light weight and don't fog up. If they break or I lose them, I don't care.
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ocscottie 10/11/2019 8:02pm
10/11/2019 8:02pm
71Fish wrote:
I use some cheap off brand, TOREGE from Amazon. About $20, interchangeable lenses, light weight and don't fog up. If they break or I lose them...
I use some cheap off brand, TOREGE from Amazon. About $20, interchangeable lenses, light weight and don't fog up. If they break or I lose them, I don't care.
Smart man, those look pretty good to. MTB'ing you are bound to smash 'em anyways, only a dummy would spend high dollar on them.
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Nighttrain 10/11/2019 9:11pm
10/11/2019 9:11pm
I’ve ridden MTB wearing glasses costing $10 to +$200. This weekend I’ll ride with these for performance reasons and when they’re inevitably scratched on a face slapper it won’t leaved me bummed from replacement costs:

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Dropbear
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Dropbear 10/12/2019 2:35am
10/12/2019 2:35am
If I want a clear lense, DeWalt’s from the hardware store. About 10 bucks.
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DoctorJD 10/12/2019 4:40am
10/12/2019 4:40am
Nighttrain wrote:
I’ve ridden MTB wearing glasses costing $10 to +$200. This weekend I’ll ride with these for performance reasons and when they’re inevitably scratched on a face...
I’ve ridden MTB wearing glasses costing $10 to +$200. This weekend I’ll ride with these for performance reasons and when they’re inevitably scratched on a face slapper it won’t leaved me bummed from replacement costs:
I'm a big fan of Tifosi myself, I've been wearing them for about 15 years now. Just got a new pair last summer. Can't beat the price, and they're super reliable. One pair, I rode for almost 10 year with. The nosepiece started to disintegrate (which I could have replaced) so I used that as an excuse to buy another pair..

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